Odvezete

Odvezete is a Czech verb form derived from odvézt, meaning to transport away or to take away. It is the second-person plural form used for the future tense, since odvézt is a perfective verb. Therefore, odvezete typically translates as “you will take away” or “you (plural/formal you) will transport.”

Origin and conjugation: Odvézt consists of the prefix od- plus vézt. The standard conjugation in the present/future for the grammatical you (vy) is: odvezu, odvezeš, odveze, odvezeme, odvezete, odvezou. The form odvezete is used when addressing more than one person or when using the formal singular “you.”

Usage: The word is used in contexts of removing or relocating objects, such as disposal, moving goods, or delivering items to another location. Examples: “Odvezete prosím odpad do skládky?” meaning “Will you take the waste to the landfill, please?” and “Kdo odvezete ten nábytek?” meaning “Who will take away that furniture?” The form signals a future action by the addressed you.

Notes: Odvezete is a finite verb form, not a noun or proper name. It appears in spoken and written Czech in instructions, advertisements, and everyday dialogue as the future-tense form of odvézt, with correct diacritics preserved in standard spelling.